Great American flyer at fair in Sioux City
Louis Gertson, famed loop aviator, to perform twice daily at the Interstate Live Stock Fair in Sioux City starting September 16 at Woodland Park. He will fly a modern military type plane and demonstrate daring maneuvers seen in air combat, drawing crowds amid fair activities and other local notices.
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Sam
Louis Gertson
America
Sioux City
Gertson
Woodland Park
Sume
United States
Guynmert Navarre
France
Gentson
Fem
Dickinson chapel burial in Logan Park cemetery
County records note burial arrangements at Logan Park cemetery following services at Dickinson chapel. The text mentions local re examinations of registrants by Dr. Young and Dr. Maxwell findings supporting prior local results. Mrs. Fred Church from South Sioux City visits the Engle home while Beva Harris travels to Dakota City and Wayne for short visits. Helen McCarthy and Greta Porter visit the J R Pomeroy home in Homer, and Ponca Advocate notes Ben Hall moved out on the daily Monday.
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Ponca Advocate
Ben Hall
Fred Church
South Sioux City
Harry Engle
Beva Harris
Dakota City
Wayne
Nebraska
Helen McCarthy
Greta Porter
Homer
J. R. Pomeroy
George Wilkins
Dakota County
Sioux City Journal casualty and society notes item
George Sheppard aged 65 died after a motor car struck him, his son Earl 19 and nephew Lloyd Powell 12 were injured on Military road. Earl and Powell in serious condition, Sheppard skull fracture. Car fled. another motorist pursued but could not follow. Also reported twins born Monday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Pete Rohnfeld with nurse in attendance. Boy Scouts returned from Blythe outing.
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Sioux City Journal
George Sheppard
Earl Sheppard
Lloyd Powell
Military Road
Young Sheppard
Sheppard
St. Vincent's In
Powell
Earl
Dickinson Undertaking Establishment
St. Vincent's Hospital
Rose
Ross Street
Emerson Enterprise
Pete Rohnfeld
Bly
Allen News Subscribes New Reader and Local Happenings
A. L. Kale of Dixon visits The News office as a new subscriber. Belle Klarman’s farewell party at Rev. and Mrs. McGaughey’s home honors her leaving for South Sioux City. Mrs. Will Pettit and Miss Mary Davis seek rooms for Miss Pettit’s school year in Allen. Senator H. P. Shumway’s sons, one in France and two on Greg ory farm, plan to sell chattels and enlist. Friend Warner of Lyons Mirror returns with sharp editorial critique of The Independent editor.
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Waterbury
Allen
Ki. J. Way
Mary
Stinson
Leeds
Iowa
Orton Metz
South
Sioux City
KE. BE. Deaney
A. L. Kale
Dixon
Belle Klarman
Miss Pettit
Miss Davis
Oakland
H. P
Shumway
France
Aviation Corps
Gregory
Warner
The
Lyons Mirror
the Independent
Red Cross Urgently Called to Knit for War Relief
Telegram from 1917 urges rapid nationwide knitting effort for soldiers and refugees. Major Murphy cables that one million five hundred thousand warm woolen items are needed before winter. Dakota Chapter allotted 100 sweaters mafflers wristlets socks. chapters urged to mobilize knitting committees and publish the call.
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Chicago
Mary Maxwell
Dakota City
Neb
Red Cross
Grayson
Murphy
Switzerland
France
America
Dakota
Major Murphy
J. J. O'Connor
Central Division
Model Rural School Building on Exhibit at Fair
The Educational Department Class L showcases a Model Rural School Building and Grounds with Teacherage athletic grounds and garden plot at the State Fair September 3 to 7. Visitors can learn ideas for constructing complete school plants in their districts and view educational innovations designed to delight.
Supreme Court Role in Railroad Case May Halt Trains
In a statement Mr Evans argues railroads should not act freely against commission rulings. He believes the commission will issue a decision like the first case and may order trains stopped until the supreme court rules.
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Sioux City Journal
Sioux City
Frank B. Buckwalter
Sioux City Motor Club
Buckwalter
Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railway
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Nebraska Railway Commission
Nebraska
South Sioux City
Ward R. Evans
South City
J. A. McLaughlin
Railway Company
State Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Evans
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Times
Burt Kroesen
Merle
Wynot Tribune
Ralph Goodwin
Kk. J. Morin
Goodwin
W. C. Heikes
George Fox
Wausa
George
Tekamah
Warren MacGregor
MacGregor
U.S
Hitchcock
Dental Corps
Wakefield
Venus Leamer
Lincoln
State Library
William Flege
Louise
State Penitentiary
I. Flege
Pender Republic
R. P. Mason
Nacora
Moseman-Heyne Co
C. Jacobson
Lyons
Bancroft Schools
Lisealn
Sloomfield Monitor
Mera
Maxon
Jack Munro
F. A. Salmon
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W. H. Mason
Fullerton
Nina Smith
Geo. Ashford
W. H. Ryan
C. J. O'Connor
D. B. Stidworthy
A. Combs
Aberdeen
S. D
Daily News
Br. J. Warner
Alaska
J. Warner
Major Warner
Newcastle Times
Missouri
W. L. Ross
Alony
Lewis
I. A. Albert
Columbus
Emerson Overland
S'. Aase
Nebraska State Senate
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West
Ates Park
Colo
T. I. Mason
Donald
Meadow
George Elect
Lillian
Geo. Demme
Mia
Roy Demme
Avel Erickeon
Gon Morris
C.E. Paul
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George Des +e
Geo. McLaughlin
M. BE. Mason
Wm. Paul Jr
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Logan Park Cemetery
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H. R. Greer
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